Jean Baptiste (Blanchette) Blanchet (1770 - abt. 1832)

Born 1770 in Province of Québec

Ancestors

Husband of Marie Angélique Langevin — married 29 Oct 1798 in Saint-François-Xavier, Verchères, Bas-Canada

Descendants

Died about 1832 at about age 62 in La Présentation, Bas-Canada

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Biography

He was the son of Jean Baptiste Blanchet and Marie Geneviève Picard and was baptized on March 1, 1770.^[1][2]

Marriage: Drouin : Verchères > 1796-1810 > 55-56

L’an mil sept cent quatre vingt dix huit le vingt neuf Octobre apres la publication d’un seul ban (Monseigneur Denaut eveque de Quebec ayant donne dispense des deux autres) faite au prone de la mess paroissiale dimanche denier de promesse de mariage entre Jean Baptiste Blanchette, garcon majeur age de vingt huit ans fils de fue Jean Baptiste Blanchette et de defunte Genevieve Detroismaisons de las paroisse de St. Hyacinthe d’une part et Angelique Langevint majeure agee de vingt deux ans fille legitime de Louis Langevint et d’Angelique Leduc de cette paroisse d’autre part. Je pretre soussigne vicaire ai recu leur mutuel consentement et leur ai donne la benediction nuptiale en face et selon les rite et coutumes de notre mere Ste Eglise Romaine ne s’etant trouvee aucune opposition, ni decouvert aucun empechment canonique ni civil, Aurent presens du cote de l’epoux Jacques Boule, son cousin, Jean Louis Beauregard, Joseph Dartigny, ses amis, du cote de l’epouse aurent presens Louis Langevint, son pere, Franc Langevint son oncle, Archange Langevint sa souer et beaucoup d’autres dont l’epouse sele a signer aver nous. (huit mot cyclosieur ajouter entre signes selont) /s Angelique Langevint, Labroguerie Pretre^[3] .

29 Oct 1798 after publication of a single ban promising marriage (Msgr. Denaut, Bishop of Quebec gave a dispensation for the other two) done at the homily of parish mass last Sunday, between Jean Baptiste Blanchette, adult son age 28 of deceased Jean Baptiste Blanchette and deceased Genevieve Detroismaisons of the parish of St. Hyacinthe, one part, and Angelique Langevint, adult aged 22, legitimate daughter of Louis Langevint and Angelique Leduc of this parish, the other part. I the undersigned priest received their mutual consent and gave the nuptial benediction according to the customary rites of the Roman Catholic Church, discovering no opposition nor any canonical or civil impediments. Present for the groom: Jaques Boule, his cousin and Jean Louis Beauregard and Joseph Dartigny, his friends. Present on the bride’s side: Louis Langevint, her father, Francois Langevint, her uncle, Archange Langevint her sister, and several others, but only the bride signed with us. (words inserted) /s Priest

[Transcribed/translated Diane Lamoureux Ciba March 2011]^[3]

Children of Jean Baptiste and Marie Genevieve (Picard) Blanchette:^[4]

1. Jean Baptiste, (son) b. 24 Nov 1799 - 7 Dec 1799

2. Louis, b. 16 Dec 1801

3. Jean Baptiste, (son) b. 21 Feb 1802 - 23 Jun 1802

4. Pierre, (son) b. 25 May 1803

5. Jean Baptiste, (son) b. 7 Jul 1804

6. Louis, (son) b. 5 Aug 1805

7. Augustin, (son) b. 31 Aug 1806

8. Marie Angelique b. 30 Aug 1807

9. Joseph, (son) b. 14 Sep 1808

10. Eusebe, (son) b. 15 Dec 1809

11. Francois, (son) b. 16 May 1811 - 15 Jul 1811

12. Marie Euphrosine, b. 21 Sep 1812 - 20 Nov 1813

13. Anonyme, b. 16 Oct 1813 - 16 Oct 1813

14. Marie

Death:^[5]

Le quatre Aout mil huit cent trente deux, nous pretre soussigne avons inhume dans le cimetiere de cette paroisse, le corps de Jean Baptiste Blanchette, decede avant hier, age de soixante-deux ans, cultivateur du lieu, epoux d’Angelique Langevin. Presents Joseph Chabotte et Jean Baptiste Talon, soussigne. /s Jbte Talon, J Chabot, Jn Godfrouse, Pretre

4 Aug 1832, we the undersigned priest buried int he cemetery of this parish,t he body of Jean Baptiste Blanchette, died before yesterday at the age of 62, tenant farmer, husband of Angelique Langevin. Present Joseph Chabotte and Jean Baptiste Talon, who signed.

[Transcribed/tran slated by Diane Lamoureux Ciba April 2011]

Notes on Researching Settlers of New France

A database is being built of all gathered data from the parish registers of old Quebec. By systematic attribution of baptism, marriage, and burial certificates to the respective individuals – a "family reconstitution" made on the basis of names and family ties – people are identified and their biographies established. PRDH’s data base, covering the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, thus contains the personal history of the Quebec ancestors of all French- Canadians. The PRDH is housed at the Demography Department of the Université de Montréal.

At this time, images of the parish registers (Drouin Collection) upon which the PRDH (The Research Program in Historical Demography) are based, are available on ancestry.com.

Sources

1. ↑ Individual #590625 of PRD-IGH, PRDH: Research Programme in Historical Demography (membership): acte: 590625 .
2. ↑ Original baptismal records available from the Drouin Collection, Records: Québec/St/St-Pierre-de-la-Rivière-du-Sud/1770/1770, Image # d1p_31130598.jpg, https://www.genealogiequebec.com/Membership/LAFRANCE/img/acte/590625
3. ↑ ^{3.0 3.1} 1796-1810, Vercheres, Registres Photographies au Presberterie. U. Montreal PRDH Image #359023, Drouin Collection # - d1p_11110774.JPG
4. ↑ Couple/Family #80471, PRDH-IGD, PRDH: Research Programme in Historical Demography (membership): Famille: 80471
5. ↑ Drouin: La Présentation > 1832 > 19